Book Review: Economically-dependent workers as part of a decent economy: International, European and comparative perspective by Claudia Schubert (ed.)

et al. investigates ethnic diversity in the workplace, Lenard focuses on the relationships between diversity and trusting relationships, while Hootegem et al. provide insight into the relationships between redistributive solidarity and ethnic diversity. Part V, which makes the volume most innovative, presents the perspective of the sending countries (Global South). The four studies address interesting topics one by one, such as the relationship between remittances and the development of the Global South (Makhlouf-Atta), issues of food security in Bangladesh (Moniruzzaman-Roberts), the role of diasporas (Mavroudi) and the difficulties of building a global migration system (Wise). Overall, the volume provides an excellent summary of the challenges of migration today and tries to show the dilemmas of both receiving and sending countries. However, the focus on the north-south division seems incomplete. The issues of migration are also present among the countries of the northern hemisphere, even they relate to labour migration for the most part. It would have been worthwhile to examine migration of citizens of Eastern European countries to the West more widely, especially through studies by authors from the region. However, space limitations obviously did not allow for this, so I recommend continuing the series based on the above. I recommend the volume to all those who wish to conduct research in the field of migration and or who would like to gain more insight into the subject. It will be useful mostly for researchers and students, and it may be more difficult to follow for lay readers due to the technical terms and the complexity of the topic. Although the studies are high-quality, in many cases the findings are not new. Several studies highlight that ambiguous findings emerged in respect of certain questions, which means that we need to study the relevant area more thoroughly.